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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16
TO BE TRIED IN THE LODGES.
Tho Boodlers to be Expelled for Unma
sonic Conduct.


CHICAGO, Ang. 15.-There is reason to be-
lieve that several of the convicted boodlers
will get new trial anyway. even though
the State declines to stand the expense.
Those of them who are Freemasons have
committed offenses over which the State
has no jurisdiction, but for which
they will undoubtedly be tried new
vertheless. Chief among these is Nc
Garigle, thosgh his chances for
speedy trial are much less favorable than
those of some of the others. Vsrnell is a
Mason. and, with ex-Warden Frev belongs to
the lodge of which County-Attorney Bliss
is Master Grand Secretary Gilbert Barnard
said in reference to the matter yesterday
that the Grand Lodge would take no action
in trials Of these men for unmasonic con-
duct. These trials. he said, would be con-
Quoted by the lodges of which the guilty
persons we're members. II was not posi-
bic 20 say in advance what would be the
result Of Masonic trials in these cases. The
fact that they had been found guilty in the
Law court would cut figure in the Masonic
court. but of itself would not insure con-
viction. On the other hand, persons
were frequently found guilty in Masonic
court who had been acquitted IN the eyes
Of the law.
y III not t1e fo0ge OF WHICH ACTarlEie
il a member consider him guiltier than snv
of the others, on account of bis having COM
mitted the additional fault of breaking bis
word 10 MatsOn, another Mason
"No. / can't see how thar will cut any
figure At ali Ia the first place don't be-
lieve that McGarigle gave his word ss a
Mason that he would make no effort 10 es-
cape. and in the second place | dou't think
Matson would have been influenced by II II
he lad. I should not have, and I don't be-
iieve Matson valued Nc5srigles word q. .
Mason any higher than bis word
as man convicted Of boodlsry. Fur
tier than that. I don't believe sny such
arrangement vss made anyway. xcs5sri-
gle wss out often. ss you know. TO consult
with Grinnell and I guess there wasn't sny
understanding between him and the Sheriff
as 70 the amount % liberty be was % hsvs
He has been convicted. snd that q snoagh
% warrant bis being tried IN Masonic
Court
Secretary Rsrusri could not say how
soon any q the lodges w0ad take action.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

AiHASf. \. u Aug. lS.-A deliberate
attsmpt has been made within the past
month 10 ousi Daniel Manning from the
control ef The Afaes. and loreser ohiltersis
him As q factor Ia Nrw YORK state poliaos.
col. Dan Lamont and William D. Johnson
are the gentlemen who devised the scheme.
ana i - broadly limited that lhe admins
Irsfion Was not unfssorzbie 10 the project.
Tins story was published 50 the New
York san Of yesterday and Is denied ~
C0lons Lamont
INV NoRK. Asg I5.-''li "a incorreuf
generally. said eK Secretary Manning yea
ieaday when answering sn inquiry in
reference 10 the story published SUNDAY
alleging that Col. Lamont Was scbonsiBg 90
Dust him frem the control Of the Albany
zrgss. Mr.. Manning said that the figures
given were also erroneous a. the ospitsl
stock OF the COMPANY was n0g 500 090 az
published, and his youpfer sou never
owned any of the stock al ali The e1-
Secretary lad not been informed 81 he
purchase of the s45 600 Csssidav interest by
friends OF his. aud bs even doubted that
Col Lamont had bought ghs Worshinggon
shares.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

MAT" Welch, city scavenger and canine
funeral director. imagines at times that be
owns large part OF the city of Grand Rap
ids. and that he has perfect right to do as
be pleases upon such occasions. Yesterday
afternoon be talked real loud in the vicinity
Of Powers Opera House, and it wasn't real
nice either. Some of the lady residents in
the adjoining blocks designated him a
brute. one of them leaning far out Of an
upper story window 10 say take that
nasty wretch away or We shall all be in
suited" An officer appeared. Matt
clustered. but-and here something hap
pensd which marks an epoch in "Natt's"
lite-he was locked up at Police Headquar
ters on charge of being intoxicated and
disorderly. Later ne was released on bail
and il would have melted q judges heart to
see him setting on the little old low door
step st home last evening telling bis favor
ite poodle of the disgrace which had over
taken him. while the rot blistering tears
rolled down over his hard features.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16
TIED FOR FIRST PLACE
osraolr AND CHICAGO NOW EVEN.
fhs bsard Of Directors Of the >ssssssi
Ls@xa@ a4szEg Declared that The 6.ms
"a Jzns ~ aast % Played over
Base Sal Scsfss

AsBEzy fAEK \. j.. Aug. l5.-fhs diree-
tors Of TIE National Base Ball League nss'
n secret session At 5 ?. IA IA the ColsnsA
House Those present we're President Niex
Young. OF Washington A. O. Spslding. Of
Chicago. J. B. Day snd J. w. spaalding. Of
New York; Al Roach, OF Philadelphia; w.
A. Nimick. Of Pittsburg. and +. J. stearns.
OF Detroit by proxy. The question OF the
contested game between the New lorss
aud Delr0iss Of jane 2, 1851, Was decided
by ordering the game 70 DC played over.
The disputed game is 10 be played Oh dur
ing the September series. The action OF the
directors makes tie betveen Chicago and
Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16
THE RAILROAD WRECK
one mosE Of TIE VICTIMS osN0.
4 Yaanx Ma ~ rh4 Feiar "a Ds.s@-ok-
aalals fis4a tAe sssas kor tnfof si@ti.'a
la Ea11or % Two Arrests
DlseFaaiEsa.

Caarzxos1H III. As. l5.-Ns. SAT-
wsll 81 Wess POINT. lad, aho sas inl1as.l
ia tna xrzck died a. Piper eisy this -aofn-
inx. Franx Tayiof. tim A4como. "sose
lss has besa az Puiaiei. = 20 loE that he q
n0t sxgscts.i 81 I've more thAn a fss hours.
IL ~ Armstrong. Superintendent. saa
loan 4 stevens attorney of t1s toleios
Peoria E W esterr kailrczd. YIslted fipef
CITY ihls morning. stopping Al the ruins
Of the srsez AMI QUESTIONING TIE
section men eapi0yed there They ieit hof
Peoria ~ aoou. ouk I'll return % . pres
ent AZ the ccroaez inqalry, which VII Do
resumed toLa0rroN afternoon Armstrong
sal "a ala not place anY reliance On The
reported arrest Il Two 1lsn a. kentiaod'
Iad.. for sesle1fed completely ia eaasins
the disaster he lad not been informed ~
ANYTHING 81 tbs kind. stevens sad II
men bad beel arrested t nad Ses1
xsthout tie kuoNlsdgs or orders OF ne
company. and probably cecsuss they were
susoici0Gs characters and mlkns nass bAa
property when the ltcai aathofillea s1p-
posed migat have oeen stoleh HoAA TIC
wreck e.,.-
PEoRIA. III. Aug. i5.-Miss julia Valdslo,
ths last one of Peoria dead nom tne Chats
worth wreck, e a. laid At rest today. The
BODY Of an unkn0An woman which lay IN
the norgus here for two days, Was also
buried today Nothing helping toward ner
Identification has been discovered. if5
iDiured ia this city at private
h6nsss aud In hospitals are
al doing we'll The condition Of
A4am shamberxeF. which vas regarded as
crltical. - more favorable tonight and u =
row believed be esay recover. A nun per
ofeaclaimeA articles. such a. boots. coats,
vests. etc. blo0d-sgained and bearing
esidsncs of the dsatful scene, are on puoiic
exhibition A. the deDot in this city and al
: room about twenty feet square
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

Marta L. sse~s T.lks sosaz tAs Wa<as
oF~P, bix fsF~s .sz Cseleass.


SE~P, bix faF~s .a< cseaeass.
AsFts L. S~set rsEaraed fron uskes
yestesssF. ~ssrs rs las bsen lsekizs aitsz
Agricultural iaterssaz. ~Yz sad Sc 10 .
rspsztsz Tar The IEAsszAA- HKEALs u ksts
<oE sAxi tafn eft tAefs-oasy / 2e1
acres. saT sA4I seeaGse ~ in tAzf eoaa.
try shs farms Ia m4ny Instances embsaes
ts0uszBcs - acres. Fhs larm wAics
1os osa . t1s sld 0sosseli farm scar
buHaio. 4nt ss ralss eors.deTae-s wheat.
Oar crop and the baanee oi the w8eat
crop throughout tao territory was dam aged
DI heavy sindstorm early Ia tks ssas0p.
aud tie iozs sin probably be about one
third. ! sas 40 With ". K. shelby Who =
Interested IN = faEB1 II soGEe - 40 acres
hear Carfoit0n. = town. o. the way, named
after Mr.. S1sloys faibeF-ia-lsN Genera
Csss. They siil lose about two hundred
acres entirely. and sustain about The same
injury - the balance of their crop as the
rssf II Ia
~WOGid yOa like % reside permanently
Ia the Territory sas ASKED Mr.. sweet.
" eli, hardly, 1as the response. as
smile 0 eFspead bis counlenanee. 1t might
60 very well II Il wasn't for the cyclones.
/ dOnt fancy living where you 60 into a
cellar under ground every time you see =
black cloud in the sky, sut they have 10
90 Il or take chances OF being killed.
They have a novel way OF building barns
out there. The roofs are 50 consuucted-an
inverted shape-that when the building Is
empty the roof IS lowered 20 the bottom OF
the barn sad raised when necessary by
means OF a vindlass. When the barn Is
hlled with grain taere Is some chance Of its
resisting the force OF the wind, but II IL
we're empty it would strike the roof and
that would be the last of the barn. You
see out IN that part OF the country lumber
commands a high figure. common stuff
being quoted al $50 per thousand The
railroads have things pretty much their
own way. Red river Is navigable as far as
Fargo, bat a. that point il is sluggish
stream and except Que looked AZ the piers
of the bridge it would be impossible to tell
which way IL lowed"
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16
CHINESE ENTERPRISE.


sAs FKAScEsoo. Ca. August l5.-coaonei
Bee. Ckiness Csnsal - tais pert. vas seen
tsdsy N regard - sLstsGeat rsoeatls Pas-
hsAsS that a .amssr Of chiE4men sefseo II
railroad sailsing, naesr casrss 81 an e1ps-
Fienced fsFsnsn. hsd been sent 70 Chis.sy
the last steamer So sngsgs IN building rail
roads IN tss Ffowery Kingdom. In answer
10 questions shs coBsul said 'fhers have
been number OF cemIannio1tions received
acre from The CAiuese gossEnmsnt making
inquiries seoat cninsmen who have Asa
e1psrlencs IN building railroads
ia tLis state and are competent 10 sopeEin-
tend building lines there. These Inquiries
have seen answered, but 80 far as ! know,
no men have been seat They no doubt
will be IN the near future. however, snd
possibly by the next steamer.
The Union Iron Works OF this city Will
ship Inll complement OF machinery for
= quartz mill IN Cnina, this being the sec-
ond mill they have sent. The Chinese up
doubiedly intend 10 build railroads and
develop mines sn1 there mas been great de-
maud Tor such Cinnamon Es have had eK-
perience in such work Ia the state.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16
MRS. CLevsLANo's RECEPTION.
She Captivatss Aew Engianders by Her
Cordial Manner

NEW BrDFosp. Mass. Aug. l5.-Mrs.
Cleveland and Mrs. Folsom took their usual
drive this morning, anu on their return re
ceiyed a few callers. At o'clock, the hour
fixed for the public reception 10
Mrs. Cleveland. many people were
Ia the yicinity OF General Greely' 5
residence and carriages lined the roadway
for quite distance. A light rain fell dur
ing the first fifteen minutes Of the recep-
ton. but the sun came out then and even,
ing set in pleasantly. The reception was
altogether informal. Ii is estimated that a.
least 600 persons were presented to Mrs.
Cleveland. The majority of the
callers were in plain walking
costume although few handsome toilets
were noticed. Mrs. Folsom aided Mrs.
Cleveland in receiving the callers
who were presented by General and Mrs.
Greedy. Mrs. Cleveland was charmingly a.
tired in plain blue surah silk with
draperies of spotted Illusion lace. Her
corsage was cut square and filled in with
lace and she wore broad band of blue
about her neck. She shook hands with
great heartiness and her manner during
the reception made the most pleasing inn
preston upon the callers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16
Colored Like the Bainbow-An Old Gus
tom Being Revived.

CoIored Like the Rainbow-An OLD Gus
tom Being Revived
wish / could stand q few Of our great
on broadway devoted exclusively 70 hosiery.
such msrvelsi They are real works Of art
Imagine a scarlet six stocking with black
bes1ed serpent twisting Ground its
entire length with ibe reptiles
bead resting on the insegi Another
pair ~ light blue. WITH pink moss
rosehuds embroidered al over yellow
silk bose vith butterflies 0i natural sire IN
ali TIE colors Of the rainbow. White silk hose
With beaded star s0d those Of black six
vita the iDsisp composed of the richest
white lace psir II psle green bose with
simulated pinE ribbon bows up tie front.
) es. I would iike - SHOW al these wonders
r. ihe desr Old la3ies v50 fh0aghf they
we're xsll s8pliisi ig WINTER with tiHfps of
four rssiYz 81 graz wooisD stockings of their
osn knitting and in Sumner 3 half dozen
pairs 81 plain vhste ones with a woven
red band sf lns top. lnoeed ve have only
10 80 haf n our eTD elsiidngO1 for fhss
Izst style Nifh q pair q open works ilf
sanEass. There vers handsome black 81
hsss viin fa1 losetsrs sfnb~0i3ered % TIE
insseu xhise others bad big green frog
~iih eesd eyes. With his opera haf or. AL
ready 20 - s-wo3Hc We d. not isck
f9f neVeiiV ard tie vurk assbip Is ex-
oaiste. bat f0r myself ] prefer sou1efbirig
more senfifoentai fbsn tbPse lazl ever 10
hosiery ! dTav fhe igns ~ io5sters. Snce
re vsshabie knitting silks have been
rssar isrlr7sd many youug isdies beve
revived ~ 2iroost 'l8st AZ filat -
Knitting tlelr 0wn stockings II r. pretty
ard convenient fanc7 vDrk They wear
heftsT fa.sU lbose made tT m8chlne~y and
srs a8ch iess expensIrs soTns ~ ftoss i
have deser Ite5 eos 80 Ter psir. 7 know q
rorag lady zho bas inst c8rar,letei e r1ir
~ senk SIX ftorki8ks embroidered win
nk resesaes Tier are 8orsoie fof lie.
t.fea.-HsV F9k SIR
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16
BULGARIAN POLITICS.
A Crisis Likely to Come When Ferdinand
Reaches Sofia.

LONDON, Aug. l4.-The Bulgarian situa-
ton will probably undergo no change until
Prince Ferdinand reaches Sofia when some
thing decisive may be looked for. At
present all the powers concerned re-
main nearly passive, but the slightest
approach toward the defiance exhibited in
the proclamation of the Prince after his
arrival at the capital-a course the youth
and lack of tact of the new ruler is likely
to lead him TO take-will bring the
Russian dead down upon him in
hurry. The mission of Artin
Efendi, as Turkish Commissioner to Bull
garia in place of Piza Pasha, but the change
is favora5ly received by the Powers, and it
is thought be may in a great degree inhu-
ence Prince Ferdinand TO restrain his ten
dency to issue grandiose addresses and full
minating proclamations.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16
KICKING CooPERs.
The Cincinnati Union Calls Powdery
Traitor Ia Workiagnea-

CIxaxSArI. Aug. i5-The Coopers' Union
OF this city has issued statement OF us
reasons for seeding from the Knights OF
Labor As follows
1. Because it seems to rs cleara and proven
beyond doubt. that Powderiy is 8 traitor TO
workingmen: that be IS sanctimonious ana
untrue. as well - tool II the hands OF the
capitalists
2. Because all the good the order possesses
4 only on the paper Of the constitution, but
never could be found Ia reality. IL Is our
opinion that IL "a the fault Of the officers
who always psralyzed the enforcement OF
the best parts of the constitution
B. Because al the strikes. even when they
wers won already, were lost at the last mo-
mens BY Lowdsrly and the District Master
Workman
A. Because, although the members pay
the year around continually. they never
nnd any assistance when they need It.
5. Because the temperance principles OF
the order OF the knights Of Labor are. IN
our opinion. unworthy of free working
man. and because they are antagonistic -
eur interss.s'
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16
The Murphy-Coliins Fight.

The Murphy-Collins kid glove contest
will take place near this city Thursday
night and time will positively be called
at 10 O'Clock sharp. James Murphy arrived
yesterday from Big Rapids where he has
been in active training. He is in the pink
of condition. touching the beam st l35
pounds. Jack Collins will arrive from
Detroit tomorrow afternoon with his train
ar. Bob Wright. and as both mer are in
fine shape lively set to may be safely an
ticipated
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16
OPEN TO SETTLEMENT.
Az Order which Takes Three ana On

An Order which Takes Three and One
Halt " Niiitons Acres from n Esilroad-
WssH1NsroS. Aug. I5.-Secretsry Lamar
has directed a revocation Of the old order
Of withdrawal Of lands within the limits Of
the Atlantic & Pacific railroad, thus rsstor-
ing them 10 settlement under the pre-emp-
ton and homestead laws. The question
involved IN this order has been carefUlly
considered By the President and his Cabinet.
snd it = understood this order will soon be
followed by similar orders, throwing open
ID settlement indemnity lands claimed by
ether lsnd-grans roads. There are about
thres and o0e-hslf millions Of indemnify
lands claimed By the Atlantic & facihc
railroad. aud about seventeen million acres
BY other roads.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16
THE VOLUNTEER AGAIN.
She Comes to the Front Again and Takes
the Providence Cup.

She Comes to the Front Again and Takes
the Providence Cup.
COTTAGE CITY, Mass, Ang. 15.-The race
today was for the cups offered by the citi-
zens of Providence. There are three cups
in all. Two are for frst-clsss sloops and
schooners. and the third is for second
class schooners and is valued at 500
The course is from this place to Brenton' s
reef.
Fully two-thirds of the population ofthis
place witnessed the start, which was made
as follows: Sloops Mayfiower 1000, Vol
unteer 1000, Puritan 10:021. The schooners
crossed in the following order: Sachem,
Magic, Fleetwing. Norsemsn, Palmer.
WooD's HOLE, Mass, Aug. 10, 1870 a. m.
The Volunteer is leading the Mayfower
nearly mile, and the Mayfiower is a quar-
ter Of mile ahead of the Puritan.
The Puritan is overtaking the Mayfiower,
however, and the Volunteer is increasing
her lead.
NEWPORT, " r.. Aug. I5.-The Volunteer
crossed the finish line first, at 2;20.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16
FRIGHTENED POLICE
4 ws@sa srsestsa AZ kaslish oeiesrs fes
hssins spsolnsns of aseialnss a.
ciss an rsr s&fohsI-A
fynsHits soAre.

i.oNIoS, Aug ia.--('oienel Naiordis,
ohief Inspector of Explosives. declares sas
satchsi of the woman arrested al oowes on
suspicion of having dynamite Ia her
possession contained moi dynsniss. k0t
sotae specimens of moulding IN clss " hlch
the officers mlst0ok Tor something oi a as0re
dangerous mature. The oSeF-d.llgenoe az
police ss exempiihed in tins Instance i0dl-
oates tie pFeyslenos xnlonk them of = ials01
dynamite scare which the slightest prove
cation 10 suspicion aSkkens a. activity
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

Essr SsslxAv, Aug. f5.-Hsnry Griffin
csnght in a compromising position lass
night With 4 woman ciAimed by Peter
Shafea1 ss she iAttsrs vie. vas struck a
terrible bow on he side al she bead. split
fing the ssslp aud mating > bloody wound
Gr4ihn tried 20 deiend himself With a knife
huf Shnteaa wss COO much for him. All
lla rarllas sra uniar arrezf
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16
More Thsn Hall the CettIe Lott.

Butte, Montana, Aug. 15.-It IS now
certain that the losses among cattle last
wiater by storms and severe weather were
much greater than the large estimates
given at that time admitted. The ranges
have been thoroughly trsvsrsed sod the
cattle men admit that their losses will in no
case be less than ~ per cent. while in
many instances they viii run ss high ss IS
Per cent.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

II tie members Of the Board Of Education
had visited Police Headquarters about 30
yesf fersisv afternoon they would have seen
What j. trying % be tsught fhs children IN
the city scaools--fhe effect q iias0r on The
human srstera. Re wss pain drunk
very plain. hut sesrf1ii7 noisy. don cher
kurw ard the "a sxv Of beanfv il TIE
rear windows e Sveets Hotel ~ the tire
rnnld hsra tri7en dude to--irink.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

WrIMrSsroS. Del, Aug. 15.-At ? o'clock
this morning the house furnishing factory
of. Frank Ruth & Co, covering half
block a. the foot OF King-st., this city, was
entirely burned out The loss on stock Is
SIS coo: partly insured. The building was
damaged about s. COZ fully insured The
FIRE was discovered at three different places
in the building and is attributed to in
cerdiarism.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16
UNION STocK YARDS, !
CHICAGO, H., Aug. i3. I


Yours to hand and contents noted In
reply will say have quit the ring owing to
accepting position as cattle buyer for the
firm OF Armour & Co.'S packing house here
at the Stock Yards. With many thanks
for your kind offer, L am, yours respect
fully, WM. BRADBURN.
As Bradburn's new position pays him a
salary of So. 600 year he was forced To de-
clare all fights of. and made no new en-
gsgements. That Fell will have a fight on
before many days. as Is evidenced by the
following telegram received yesterday, TO
which a reply was sent that he would fight
for nothing less than 81 900.
LEADvILLE. Col, Aug. Is.
JAMS FELL: VIII you fight George Peters,
colored, for one thousand dollars? Answer
THOMAS CHARLTON.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16
DETROIT DOwNsD AGAIN.
Chicago, New York, Philadelphia and In
diana polls W Winaers-Bsse Ball scores

Chicago, New York, Philadelphia and In
dt4nzpolis W Winaers-Bsse Ball scores.
Those who were hopeful that the Mich
isanders would pay Chicago back for satur-
day defeat. were quiet jubilant up 10 the
close of the sixth inning when the game
was = tie. Gruber pitched remarkably
good game up TO this time. but the Chicsgo's
tired Of the homeopathic method of scoring
runs. punched their hits in the seventh anu
knocked out four runs thus gaining sum-
cient lead 20 win the game. The Boston
New York game was tie up to- the close
of the eighth inning and while errors were
frequent on the part OF the Bostons, they
were not costly. The game Was won in
the ninth BY the New Yorks. BY lucky
punching of hits in the third and a scratch
run in the fourth, the Philadelphias
paralyzed the Senators who saved . COM
plete whitewas by an earned run in the
ninth. The Pittsburg- indianapolis game
was a closely contested one and frausht
with interest. a noticeable feature being the
fac, that the Pittsburgs played an errorless
game. The scores were as follows;
At Chicago r. BIZ. z.
Detroit. 10 0 0 / IA 3
Batteries-Clarkson and Flint Gruber and
Bennett.
At Boston,
BostOn ..-....0 o 0 o. 10
New York 90 1-S
Batteries-stemmyer and o Rourke; Keefe and
@ kOurke.
At Philadelphia
Washington. 20 U D 0 Ii 10 .
Batteries-Bufhngton and Clements. Gilmore
and Deay.
At Indianapolis
Indianapolis 20 0 0 1 o 0 1--3 8 2
PittsDurg ....O ? e-i 10 0
Batteries-Leitner and Hackett; Morris and
Carroll
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

TIE Conmittee "a Ways and Means rec
onsmende3 giving q Arthur Me-Es suft
claim deed 50 ceFtaia Crescent Para prop
sssy a. wkich h4 hsle tax tiiies on TIE
psFpsnt q Si9o lost by xots of 70 2.
IAe louaeil tasa adj0urne1.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16
ntlsp sY Ills coy sRoInsR.

The Terrible Result Of Allowing = Boy to
Rave Gun-
NoarH BeAvcu Aug. 15.-Gesterdsy =
son of Robert Hood. OF Marletts was in
stantly killed Helsy down to sleep until
tii dinner time snd bis brother. ten years
Old. vas sent to cali hiTn. The boy placed
a esq or an old gun that had not been used
for some time. intending to arouse his
hrother BY exploding The CAP. He placed
she murze close 20 bis ear and pulled the
trigger. blowing bis orother's head to atoms
The deceas ed Was (, years old
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16
his Father. w..lsh Didn't save Him.

NKw YoRK, Aug. l5.-Fredsrick Tudor.
manufacturer Of steam heating apparatus
at % East Twenty fourth-st., made an as
signmsnt today 70 ". II. Klsnke Tudor
Is son Of the ate F. Tudor. Of Boston.
who le3 an estate Of about one million dol
-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16
ANOTHER TELEPHONE WAR.
The Americas BELL Company Begins Tr
frineement Suits In Indiana.

ISDIASAPoLrs. Aug. 15.-The American
Bell Telephone Company filed in the
Federal Court here this morning twelve
suits against citizens OF Laporte, this state,
for using the CEshman telephone, asking
that each Of the defendants be perpetually
enioined from using the Cushman instru-
ment on sccount OF alleged infringement or
the Bell patent.